Cramer & Anderson Personal Injury Partner Ryan Henry was a lead presenter in the National Business Institute’s Connecticut Personal Injury Boot Camp, a day-long seminar held online Nov. 11.
The seminar for other attorneys, in-house counsel, and other legal professionals, was billed as An Attorney’s Guide Through Personal Injury Cases – From A to Z.
Presenters delved into the procedures of personal injury cases from the initial intake through trial, including damage calculations, examination of insurance coverage, filing and discovery procedures, the basics of liens and subrogation, and more.
Attorney Henry’s presentations covered several key topics:
- Initial Filing and Discovery Tips in Personal Injury
- Liens in Personal Injury: A How-to Guide
- Using Experts to Prove Your Case
- Trying a Personal Injury Case
About Attorney Henry
Attorney Ryan Henry limits his practice to injury law by seeking compensation for those injured and killed due to the negligence or recklessness of another. He has represented plaintiffs in injury cases and death cases that include car accidents, motorcycle accidents, trucking wrecks, and boating accidents.
Attorney Henry also seeks redress for those injured or killed by defective products and has successful sued many major Fortune 500 companies on behalf of those injured by product defects.
A significant portion of his practice includes seeking compensation for injuries caused by dogs, as well as injuries caused by trip-and-falls and/or slip-and-falls that occur on dangerous and defective property. Attorney Henry has also represented injured victims and those killed by explosions.
Among his awards and honors, Attorney Henry won a Distinguished Leaders award in the 2024 New England Legal Awards. The Distinguished Leaders award recognizes lawyers who achieved impressive career results and demonstrated clear leadership skills that helped them achieve those results.
The nomination for Attorney Henry highlighted two of his cases, including a Personal Injury case in which he secured a $3,559,819.78 judgment on behalf of the estate and family of a beloved Waterbury man killed by a hit-and-run driver in 2019. The judge’s decision ordered economic damages of $79,759.10 and non-economic damages of $2 million (reduced by 25 percent to $1,559,819.32, based on a comparative negligence finding) – but also punitive noneconomic damages in the amount of $2 million.
To learn more, see Attorney Henry’s website profile. He may be reached for free, no-obligation injury case consultations at (860) 355-2631 or by email at rhenry@crameranderson.com.
About Cramer & Anderson
Cramer & Anderson provides sophisticated legal services, close to home, with regional offices in New Milford, Litchfield, Danbury, and Ridgefield. For more information, see the firm’s website or call the flagship office in New Milford at (860) 355-2631.